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epidemic hazard prediction, we use data from 2014-2019 to compute measures for exposure, vulnerability, and resilience of the … local economy to the shock of an epidemic. Using a battery of proxies for these four concepts, we calculate the hazard (the … zoonotic source of a possible epidemic), the principal components of exposure and vulnerability to it, and of the economy …
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contacts drastically in the beginning, to almost eradicate the epidemic, and keeps them at around a third of pre … epidemic in the laissez faire, though at a prevalence of infections much higher than optimal. Impure altruistic behaviour …
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countries such as India where Germany pays emission reduction abroad rather than meeting its reduction target solely by domestic … framework of a large-scale general equilibrium model for Germany and India where Germany may undertake joint implementation with … plants produced in Germany. This provides positive employment effects and additional income for Germany. For India, joint …
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We contrast the canonical epidemiological SIR model due to Kermack and McKendrick (1927) with more tractable alternatives that offer similar degrees of "realism" and exibility. We provide results connecting the different models which can be exploited for calibration purposes. We use the expected...
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of policies on mortality and on the productive capacity of the country. Thanks to the Epstein-Zin specification of …
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